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Austin, Texas, August 6, 2025 — In a blistering interview with Alex Jones, Candace Owens made her boldest claim yet: “Netanyahu is president of the United States, effectively.” The statement—delivered without hesitation—underscored her core warning: that America’s foreign and domestic policies are being shaped not by U.S. interests, but by the aims of Israeli leadership and Zionist influence.
Owens pointed to Netanyahu’s past threats against BDS supporters and his central role in pushing anti-boycott legislation across America. “He was on camera saying that anyone who boycotts Israel would suffer consequences in the U.S.—and then it happened,” she said.
While much of the political right remained silent on Gaza, Owens accused Trump of “turning a blind eye” and warned that Bibi now “has power over Trump.”
But her concerns extended far beyond politics. She exposed what she called a Zionist “stranglehold” over social media and public discourse, led by groups like the ADL:
“They rewrote the playbook. They changed the industry. Criticizing Zionists is now hate speech. Even saying they run the media is banned—because it’s true.”
She called out TikTok’s head of speech policy—“a Zionist who served in the IDF”—as an example of ideological control, and recalled Netanyahu boasting about editing Wikipedia to slant the record in favor of Israel.
Owens also accused Zionist groups of psychological warfare:
“They gaslight in the face of overwhelming evidence. The moment you notice their power, they call it antisemitism. They are trained for this.”
Visibly fired up, Owens said she now fully understands the meaning behind Alex Jones’ show title: The Information War. “I used to think it was just branding,” she said. “Now I realize it was prophetic. And we’re losing.”
But she ended on a defiant note:
“They’re ahead in the information war—but it’s all coming down.”
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D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), August 17, 2025 — In a fiery exchange on Fox News, Ed Martin, Director of the DOJ Weaponization Working Group, told Maria Bartiromo that January 6 was used as a political weapon to suppress Americans and shield the 2020 election hoax. Martin revealed that the FBI and DOJ targeted citizens with terrorism watch lists, IRS audits, and surveillance, while diverting resources away from child trafficking and real corruption cases. “It was a political hoax driven by Garland, Lisa Monaco, and others,” Martin declared, adding that Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed investigators to expose the truth no matter how deep it goes.
Martin compared the DOJ’s treatment of January 6 defendants to post-9/11 terrorists, noting that the court system and jails were weaponized in unprecedented ways. He tied the same players back to Obama’s White House in December 2016, alleging a continuous chain of hoaxes spanning nearly a decade. On the January 6 committee itself, Martin ...
Air Force One, August 15, 2025 — In an interview aboard Air Force One with Fox News anchor Bret Baier, former President Donald Trump touted his record of resolving global conflicts while taking a playful jab at his longtime political rival, Hillary Clinton.
“I’ve solved six wars in six months when you think about it,” Trump said. “From Pakistan to India — that was gonna be a terrible one. Planes being shot down, nuclear powers on the brink. And so many others: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Congo, Rwanda.”
Baier then brought up a remark Clinton made the previous day: “If President Trump were the architect of that and didn’t capitulate to Putin, I’d nominate him for a Nobel Peace Prize.”
Trump smirked at the comment. “Well, that was very nice. I may have to start liking her again,” he quipped, prompting laughter aboard the presidential aircraft.
The exchange added an unexpected twist to the high-profile diplomatic claims, underscoring Trump’s willingness to mix serious...
Anchorage, Alaska, August 15, 2025 — In a rare and closely watched encounter, former President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met briefly today on the tarmac of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The two leaders, both arriving for high-stakes talks, greeted each other with a firm handshake and exchanged a few private words before proceeding to their respective motorcades.
No statements were given to the press, and both delegations declined to take questions from reporters gathered nearby. The meeting — their first face-to-face since escalating tensions over Ukraine — comes amid heightened global scrutiny of U.S.-Russia relations. While no agenda was formally released, insiders suggest discussions could touch on energy policy, Arctic navigation rights, and ongoing military conflicts.
The choice of Anchorage as a neutral meeting point underscores Alaska’s strategic importance as a gateway between North America and Russia. Security was tight, with visible ...
D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), July 31, 2025 — In a shocking turn of events, newly declassified documents have exposed Hillary Clinton’s campaign efforts to frame Donald Trump with false ties to Russia during the 2016 election. The Senate Judiciary Committee released a 30-page annex revealing emails from a figure linked to George Soros' Open Society Foundation, which allegedly detailed how the Clinton campaign used manipulated intelligence, including Russian hackers, to discredit Trump.
The documents shed light on the FBI's dismissal of these claims as "not credible," despite being alerted to the possibility of political manipulation. The revelation fuels the ongoing investigation into the Trump-Russia narrative, which has already faced significant challenges.
Adding further weight to the investigation, a whistleblower from the intelligence community has come forward, claiming they tried to raise alarms about the manipulated intelligence. However,...
BIRMINGHAM, July 30, 2025 — Fox & Friends reports this morning that fans of the late heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne are filling the streets of Birmingham, England, for what’s being called the “last ride” of the Prince of Darkness. The legendary Black Sabbath frontman’s hearse is set to travel through the city center ahead of a private family funeral.
Fox News’ Greg Palkot, reporting live from London, described the event as a "Celebration of Life," with thousands of fans already gathered along the route. Many have traveled from across the UK and abroad to pay their respects to the pioneering voice of heavy metal.
Osbourne, who passed away one week ago at age 76 after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease, left an indelible mark on music history. Born and raised in Birmingham, he co-founded Black Sabbath in the late 1960s. The band quickly gained worldwide fame, especially in the United States, with Osbourne’s haunting vocals ...
Aberdeen, Scotland, July 29, 2025 — Trump Opens Scottish Golf Course, Says He “Stopped the War” Before Tee Time while he officially opened his latest golf course on Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a brisk round of golf, declaring it “an unbelievable development” before returning to Washington, D.C. to, in his words, “put out fires all over the world.”
Flanked by his sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., Trump struck his first drive on the new course — which he named after his mother, Mary Anne MacLeod, a native of Scotland. The event blended celebration with statesmanship, as Trump briefly addressed global affairs, including a ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia.
“We’ll play it very quickly and then I go back to D.C. and we put out fires all over the world,” Trump said at the opening. “We did one yesterday, as you know, we stopped the war.” He called the ceasefire, which ended five days of border ...
